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Mission approves new logo as part of rebranding efforts, communications plan
The Mission City Council Wednesday evening approved a rebranding design that the city will use in its signage and website as part of an ongoing communications plan. The Mission City Council approved the above logo as part of the city’s…
Shawnee County to let schools make own decisions regarding COVID-19
Shawnee County will let schools make their own decisions on how to safely open and conduct activities during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Commissioners, Bill Riphahn, Kevin Cook and Aaron Mays voted 3-0 to adopt a resolution spelling out that policy…
Municipal Bond Trends for August 21, 2020
The interest rate table above illustrates recent changes in a sample of MBIS "investment grade" yields. Every issuer's credit is different. For rates that may be applicable to your municipality, contact our Municipal Bond Advisors, Larry Kleeman and Beth Warren.
Bike loan program instituted by library
The Ottawa Library has five cruiser bicycles available to check out on loan. The Ottawa Bike Share is made possible by United Methodist Church. Individuals must be at least 18 to borrow a bicycle and be responsible for it. Riders…
Leavenworth firefighters to distribute free masks
Members of the Leavenworth Fire Department will be distributing free face coverings this weekend. Firefighters will hand out the masks from 2-4 p.m. Saturday or until supplies run out. The distribution will take place at Haymarket Square, which is located…
Olathe teachers, parents start working out challenges of new learning mode changes
Teachers in the metro’s largest district are now back on the job. Olathe welcomed educators back for training and planning sessions starting Thursday. Now, school staff and families are beginning to sort out the challenges they’ll face moving forward. Olathe…
Kansas City’s Renaissance Festival canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic
Organizers for the 2020 Kansas City Renaissance Festival cancelled the event on Friday, citing the ongoing coronavirus crisis. Organizers said they worked hard over the last five months to develop a plan to result in a safe and healthy Renaissance…
Johnson County sheriff’s deputy honored for saving man as train races toward them
A Johnson County sheriff’s deputy is being hailed a hero after he rushed into the path of an oncoming train to save a man’s life. On Nov. 11, 2019, Dep. Mark Davis was leaving work for the day when he…
Downtown businesses welcome college students back to Emporia
Emporia Main Street combined two popular late summer events, Thursday evening, welcoming back college students to the community. Local businesses held special promotions and offers during the event and participants were encouraged to get a passport at the Emporia Main…
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